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I finished off s2. I hadn't watched e3, as I wanted to watch them back to back, as they were originally intended. Anyway, I am dissapointed with this season tbh.

  • They fast forwarded from the epic climax of S1, as I was afraid they would, instead of resuming from that moment itself.
  • They did away with Alice's character.
  • The new girl was interesting, but no where near as fun as Alice.
  • John's unexplained jumps in logic continued.

The final confrontation in the final episode was epic though.

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Just finished watching season two and it got me thinking - a good money spinner for the Beeb would be to get some of their prime tv stuff onto the big screen, I know i'd pay to go see Luther and Doctor Who at the cinema. Anyone else with me? :)

Just finished watching season two and it got me thinking - a good money spinner for the Beeb would be to get some of their prime tv stuff onto the big screen, I know i'd pay to go see Luther and Doctor Who at the cinema. Anyone else with me? :)

only if they make it 3d

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Resident Evil actress Sienna Guillory has joined the third season of BBC America?s Luther as a love interest for Idris Elba?s titular detective, Deadline reports. Guillory will play an employee of a vintage clothing shop who meets Luther by chance.

Season 3, which will consist of four one-hour episodes, finds Luther investigating two conflicting crimes while dodging a ruthless ex-cop determined to bring him down.

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Ruth Wilson confirmed for 'Luther' return?

Ruth Wilson will apparently reprise her role of Alice Morgan in the third series of Luther.

A publicity shot from the hit BBC drama's third series appears to reveal that Wilson's glamorous killer will reappear in the new episodes.

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